We typically have quite large review sessions that can reach thousands of markups from dozens of users. Many of our users, as well as our suppliers on the receiving end, ask for better ways to organize markups. Most commonly to group a set of markups to discuss at coming meetings or to assign to different users for further processing.
The only field in the markup list that you can change if a markup belongs to a different author is status, a field we use to indicate which action needs to be taken for that specific markup. In other words we can't use status to organize them.
Right now we tell our users to export csv files, group markups in Excel and cross reference between Revu and Excel using the page number. Another way is to notify a colleague that's also invited to the session for every markup you want to group. Does anyone have a better workflow, preferably contained within Revu?
This would almost never be an issue if the markup list search included fields from replies as well. That way we could reply to everything we needed to group using simple codes. Another great addition would be if the markup list could be filtered by the user that changed a markup status instead of just the author of the markup.
